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Why majority of teenage parents fail to complete studies

Diana Maina spends quality time with her son. [File, Standard]

The lack of coordination among players in the education sector has been identified as a major challenge hindering re-entry of adolescent mothers and fathers back to school. 

This is according to a study review released on Friday, highlighting the blockades against integration of young mothers and fathers to class, preventing them from completing their education and consequently killing their life ambitions. 

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